The Bhutanese are deeply religious people followers of Mahayana Buddhism. Their belief is woven intricately seven into their daily lives - in the way they live, work, workship and celebrate. But the tsechu festivals is perhaps the most elaborate and colourful expression of their deep-seated faith in the ideals of dharma. The festival is also an opportunity for those visiting Bhutan to get a rare glimpse into the mystical and rich traditions of the Bhutanese people.

Name of the Festival	Town	Duration	Month
Trongsa Tsechu	Trongsa Dzong	3 Days	January
Lhuntshe Tsechu	Lhuntshe Dzong	3 Days	January
Punakha Dromche	Punakha Dzong	5 Days	February
Chorten Kora	Trashi Yangtse	1 Days	February and March
Paro Tsechu	Paro Dzong	5 Days	March
Nimalung Tsechu	Bumthang Dzong	3 Days	June
Kurjey Tsechu	Bumthang, Kurjey Monastery	1 Day	June
Thimphu Drubchen	Thimphu Dzong	4 Days	September
Thimphu Tsechu	Thimphu Dzong	3 Days	September
Wangdi Tsechu	Wangdue Dzong	3 Days	September
Tangbi Mani	Bumthang, Tangbi Monastery	3 Days	September
Jambay Lakhang Drup	Bumthang, Jambay Monastery	4 Days	October
Prakhar Duchoe	Bumthang	3 Days	October
Mongar Tsechu	Mongar Dzong	3 Days	December
Trashigang Tsechu	Trashigang Dzong	3 Days	December